Irish made harps from locally sourced timber. Callan harps are available in four different and customisable models, from absolute beginner to professional.
ALL SALES ARE FINAL 14k Gold Filled or Sterling Silver 3mm or 4mm beads w/ lobster clasp 7" length
Jonathan Callan Relative to, 2004 paper and ink
Nancy Callan is a glassblower living in Seattle, WA. Attended the Massachusetts College of Art and is a part of the vibrant Northwest glass community.
Callan McAuliffe
Jonathan Callan is an artist. Born in Manchester, England in 1961. Lives and works in London.
I remember our very first conversation and when we first met like it was yesterday. I received a call from her last fall and well, after 90 minutes on the phone talking about everything from wedding to life to her marriage to Jake, I knew she was incredibly special. And amazing. Everyone who knows her would say the […]
The Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to further the development and appreciation of art made from glass.
Callan McAuliffe Photos Photos - Callan McAuliffe attends the 2019 AACTA Awards Presented by Foxtel | Industry Luncheon at The Star on December 02, 2019 in Sydney, Australia. 2019 AACTA Awards Presented By Foxtel | Industry Luncheon - Red Carpet Arrivals
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Blue Floral
When I was looking for inspiration for a new elephant design I looked east towards Bangkok. This year the Elephant Parade will hold it's first parade in Thailand, the spiritual home of the parade, which was founded in 2006 by father and son Marc and Mike Spits. Whilst on holiday in Thailand, Marc met a baby elephant named Mosha, who had lost her leg after stepping on a landmine. Mosha inspired Marc and Mike to create Elephant Parade. The name of my elephant Matriarch is for mothers and female strength, the eldest female in a family group of elephants is known as the matriarch. So I named her for little Mosha, all female elephants and strong women everywhere. One of the most important actions of Asian elephant conservation is to preserve their natural habitat, so I wanted to incorporate that idea. I therefore drew trees rising out of the city. I decided to paint the trees gold to symbolise the hope, energy, support and money coming from the city, with the leaves green to show the aim to preserve the natural habitat of Thailand. I chose to use a rich colour palette so depicted the city at night with a bright sunset. The hearts are simply a symbol of love for elephants. Bangkok is visually a city of contrasts, magnificent ancient stone temples and soaring modern skyscrapers. It attracts nearly 16 million visitors a year. It's very special that the capital city is supporting the parade to help the endangered Asian elephant, which is also Thailand's' national symbol. You can vote for Matriarch in the Artbox contest to become part of the Bangkok Parade HERE
